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Rhea, a self-employed and voluntary member of the Social Security System (SSS), had contributions credited for four months in the 12 months immediately preceding her delivery. She delivers a normal delivery. (a) Is Rhea entitled to SSS maternity benefits based on these facts? (b) On what basis and by what method is the maternity benefit computed in her case? (c) If her contributions were remitted for only two months within the 12-month period preceding delivery, reducing credited months to two, how would that affect her entitlement and why?

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Yes; maternity benefit equals 100% of the daily wage credit for 105 days for normal delivery; four credited months qualifies; if remitted for only two months, she would be ineligible. Yes; entitled to 100% of the daily wage credit for 120 days No; not entitled to maternity benefits despite four credited months Yes; entitled to maternity benefits computed as 90% of the daily wage credit for 105 days

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